Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

This Sunday, the 14th of June, marks World Blood Donor Day.Blood donor Louise Crowley explains why it's so important to give back to your community and give blood.Image via Getty.

Joe chats with Georgina Lubeck, Dr Simon McGuire and Liam O’Brien for this Friday's coffee break chat.Image via Getty.

Joe chats to Luke Liddy, Mike Aherne and Tom Savage for this weekend's sports preview.Image via Getty.

The solar industry is warning that Ireland may not be making the most of all that clean energy. Concerns are growing that parts of the electricity grid aren't keeping pace with the rapid growth in solar generation, meaning some renewable power is effectively going to waste.To discuss whether Ireland is maximising the potential of solar energy, and what needs to happen next, Joe was joined by Ronan Power, CEO of Solar Ireland.Image via Getty.

Ireland just recorded its hottest May temperatures ever, with parts of the country breaking the 30-degree mark.To explain what's happening and whether these record temperatures could become the new normal, we're joined by Geography Lecturer at the University of Limerick, Breandán Mac Gabhann.Image via Getty.

Friday marks a significant deadline in Ireland's immigration system as the EU Migration and Asylum Pact comes into effect here. The Government says the pact will create a more efficient and consistent asylum process across Europe, speed up decisions, improve returns procedures and strengthen cooperation between EU member states.Fianna Fail Limerick TD, and Minister of State Niall Collins, and Limerick Sinn Fein Senator Joanne Collins joined Joe for more.Image via Getty.

The World Cup is here, and for the next month, football will be everywhere on your TV, on your phone, in the pub, at work, and probably dominating the conversation at home.To build up the fever, I'm joined by Live95's Caleb Brennan and Anne-Marie Geraghty, as well as former Republic of Ireland international and Limerick’s own Jackie McCarthy O'Brien.Image via Getty.

Limerick’s own singer-songwriter and multi-award winner Emma Langford is celebrating a decade of her career with a special anniversary tour across Ireland.‘10 Years and Still at the Feckin Music’ is coming to Dolan’s tonight and will feature old and new songs from Emma, covers and a bit of craic. She spoke to Live 95’s Tara Byrne ahead of the show.Image via Ruth Medjber.